I'm a new cast member and I have a few questions that I didn't want to ask at orientation. First, can you have another cast member take a shift I don't want? How long does training last? How does complimentry entry to the park for my famly work? What day do we get paid? Thank you for your answers.
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Re: A few questions for all my fellow cast members
The Welcome To classes are new within the last year or so. The only department that had one was Foods, the others were about 60 days into your employment. Depending on your department you will get you schedule either at Traditions or Welcome to.
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Re: A few questions for all my fellow cast members
The answer to #1 is not a hard yes, IMO.
Generally speaking, you have to trade shifts with somebody. This can cause some very confusing situations in terms of overtime and turnover time, but Scheduling basically does this so that they don't have to deal with it - you do.
Giving away shifts requires management approval and an arm + leg (in Foods, at least).
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Re: A few questions for all my fellow cast members
Giving away shifts in Attractions is typically not a problem as long as it does not give the other cast member overtime. Also the 9 hour turn around time is important. Even picking up a 6th day is typically not a problem unless it gives you overtime.The views and opinions expressed on this post are mine and do not necessarily represent or reflect those of The Walt Disney Company and Affiliated Companies
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Re: A few questions for all my fellow cast members
BTW, paychecks come out on Wednesday, that is if you have an actual check delivered to your house. If you signed up for Direct Deposit, it's Thursdays. I had the checks for a month before I switched to Direct Deposit.
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Re: A few questions for all my fellow cast members
Originally posted by delliott7 View PostNow what is "turn around time"?
For example, you cannot have a closing shift ending at 1AM and have an opening shift at 8AM right after.
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